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Facts
- Overuse and abuse of the prescription drug Adderall can lead to amphetamine psychosis.
- The cost of prescription drug abuse and misuse to society and U.S. healthcare costs is estimated by The National Community Pharmacists Association as $100 billion.
- From 2004-2008 the estimated number of emergency department visits involving narcotic pain relievers rose from 144,644 in 2004 to 305,885 in 2008, a 200% increase in just four years.
- Dextromethorphan is more commonly found in Coricidin an OTC medication for colds. The desired side effect and signs of robotripping on DXM (Dextromethorphan) is hallucinogenic in nature.
It is not uncommon for drug rehabilitation programs in Vermont to offer their clients payment help, for those people who are not able to pay for part of or all of the costs associated with such treatment. How much payment help that is given is typically based on each client's financial and household status. Payment help can also be offered in the form of government grants which are used to subsidize the operation of the particular drug or alcohol rehabilitation facility the individual is wanting to receive treatment at. Other payment help offered at drug rehab facilities in Vermont is known as a sliding fee scale, which is a lower fee arranged based off income and other factors. To learn more about what types of payment help are available it is best to speak with a treatment counselor who can evaluate each individual's circumstances on a case by case basis and help those in need to arrange for payment help when necessary so that they can get started in life saving recovery.
Listings for "Payment Help" in Vermont
- Washington County Mental Health
286 Hospital Loop Montpelier Vermont, 5602
802-229-0591 - Spectrum Youth and Family Services
31 Elmwood Avenue Burlington Vermont, 5401
802-864-7423 - Centerpoint
1025 Airport Drive South Burlington Vermont, 5403
802-488-7711 - Lamoille Cnty Mental Health Servs Inc
72 Harrel Street Morrisville Vermont, 5661
802-888-5026 x162 - Washington County Youth Service Bureau
38 Elm Street Montpelier Vermont, 5601
802-229-9151 - West Ridge Ctr for Addiction Recovery
1 Scale Avenue Rutland Vermont, 5701
802-776-5800 - BAART Behavioral Health Services
617 Comstock Road Montpelier Vermont, 5602
802-223-2003 - Family Center
130 Fisher Pond Road St. Albans Vermont, 5478
802-524-6554 x6603 - Northeast Kingdom Human Services Inc
2225 Portland Street St. Johnsbury Vermont, 5819
802-748-3181 - Howard Center
172 Fairfield Street St. Albans Vermont, 5478
802-488-7265 - Centerpoint Adolescent Treatment Servs
1025 Airport Drive South Burlington Vermont, 5403
802-488-7711 - University of Vermont Medical Center
1 South Prospect Street South Burlington Vermont, 5403
802-847-3333 x1 - University of Vermont Medical Center
1 South Prospect Street Burlington Vermont, 5401
802-847-0000 - Recovery House Inc
98 Church Street Wallingford Vermont, 5773
802-446-2640 - Springfield Health Center
100 River Street Springfield Vermont, 5156
802-886-8914 - Howard Center
1138 Pine Street Burlington Vermont, 5401
802-488-6600
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